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It has been four long, excruciating years since the Unholy Clergy graced Anaheim with their presence. Of course, I am talking about Ghost. The heavy rock act, known for blending whimsical theater with rock ‘n’ roll darkness, has been in hibernation since His Unholiness Papa Emeritus IV retired as frontman…
I had always heard of the artist Lights in passing, but my first true experience with her was when she made a surprise guest appearance during Silverstein’s show last year. Hearing her voice live and witnessing her charisma during that one song, I knew I needed to experience a proper…
lmost four years to the day, REZZ made her (to me personally, at least) triumphant return to Minneapolis’ premier events venue, the Armory. Events of the world aside, I had been looking forward to this tour announcement for a very long time. REZZ’s set back in 2022 was a turning…
In a musical landscape often saturated with fleeting trends, AfterEcho is carving out a space defined by raw emotional resilience and meticulous sonic craftsmanship. Rising from the quiet isolation of the pandemic era, vocalist Alina and guitarist Justin have channeled years of creative exploration into their highly anticipated debut album, …
Roe Summerz’s second EP, She Loves Me, I Think, released via Donsome Records and co-produced by Summerz alongside Adrian “Donsome” Hanson, marks a notable evolution from his 2019 debut, Far From Kingston. Across six tracks, Roe Summerz expands his roots-reggae foundation with modern, versatile influences, delivering a harmonious, thoughtful, and…
As we step into February, bands and artists are finally kicking off their year of tours. After a slow end to the year and a quiet January, I was thrilled to get back out and experience a rising pop star truly coming into her own. I had first heard of …
Under RZA’s sonic direction through his Bobby Digital alias, the Juice Crew (band's official website) returns with a dusty, reverent collection of throwback vibes that feels both historical and forward-looking. The Juice Crew represents some of hip-hop’s earliest legends—Big Daddy Kane, Biz Markie, Marley Marl, Kool G Rap, MC Shan, …
Jada Kingdom’s Just a Girl in a Money Man’s World is a six-track EP produced by Stephen “Di Genius” McGregor that blends modern dancehall with pop and R&B while asserting themes of autonomy, financial power, and sexual agency. Fun, fearless, and sharper than it initially pretends to be, the project…
Masicka’s Her Name Is Love marks a significant evolution in his artistry, stepping away from the hardened edges of his signature hardcore dancehall to reveal a more harmonious, emotionally exposed, and vulnerable side. Across eight tracks, the EP centers on love, intimacy, and feminine strength, presenting Masicka as an artist…
The EPMD architect returns with a curatorial passion project that celebrates hip-hop chemistry across three decades, centering the partnerships that helped build the genre’s collaborative foundation. Dynamic Duos, Vol. 1 is exactly what the title promises: a nostalgic, culture-first concept album that unites iconic hip-hop duos — EPMD, M.O.P., Public…
Fridayy's Everybody Got Somebody EPis a vulnerable, heartfelt dive into love and human connection, showcasing his rich vocals and emotionally honest songwriting over lush R&B and soul production. The project carries a consistently smooth, intimate feel that reinforces his growing Grammy buzz, offering relatable themes of loyalty, heartbreak, healing, and…
Haile, the British singer-songwriter and member of the North London collective WSTRN, returns with Spare Room, a deeply personal solo debut. Conceived during a period of introspection throughout the pandemic, Spare Room is a self-described “intimate capsule collection” that opens a clear window into Haile’s values, voice, and artistic foundations.…
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